First part of a fairy tale about a computer nerd who is drowning in the mechanical and impersonal environment of a multinational. He decides to go on a holiday that promises the meaning of life on a silver platter…
Read MoreThe ways in which we express ourselves are endless. Yet a distinction can be made between possible injurious or healing ways of expression. In Part 2 of this diptych: Healing ways of self-expression.
Read MoreThe ways in which we express ourselves are endless. Yet a distinction can be made between possible injurious or healing ways of expression. In Part 1 of this diptych: Injurious ways of self-expression.
Read MorePersonal account of the trip to China to learn Tai Chi. Part 7: Experiences of a month offline and a question for you.
Read MoreWe become joyous when we walk our own path. But what does that actually mean? We discuss the phenomenon of ‘calling,’ the difference between anxiety and joyousness as a basic-state-of-being and offer options to (re)discover our calling as an adult.
Read MorePersonal account of the trip to China to learn Tai Chi. Part 6: Offline for a month and a couple profound learning moments.
Read MoreHow we see the world is usually how we feel. When scared, the world is a scary place; when happy, it’s a jolly place. Perception, thus, has the magical power of making us feel how we feel. We’ll discuss how it works, and how it can be changed to our advantage.
Read MorePersonal account of the trip to China to learn Tai Chi. Part 4: Gradually letting go.
Read MoreTo illustrate why what we need often brings more joy than what we want, we follow the tragic tale of the fallen Hungarian euro-politician József Szájer, who denied his own nature. The post ends with a warm, candid welcome to a new-born child.
Read MoreWhen we’re low on energy and in a vicious circle we can’t seem to escape, sometimes what appears to be a radical step might just be exactly what we need. Let’s dance!
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